The Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, GA.) 1906-1907, June 23, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ATLANTA (iEOKUIAN. i i:I»A \ 7 IF YOU PUT MONEY IN THE BANK YOU GET INTEREST ON WHAT YOU SAVE LET US TELL YOU HOW TO GET INTEREST ON WHAT YOU SPEND NIAGARA STAMPS pat -Pay Cash and Collect They have a Permanent Value, as Each Full Book of Stamps is Worth $3.00 in Merchandise of Your Own Selection at Many of the Best Stores in Atlanta. •Niagara Stamps Are NOT Ordinary Trading Stamps . —They are Merchandise Stamps (Note the Difference) In exchange for TRADING STAMPS you nre compelled to take cheap premiums of unknown value—yonr selection is limited fo n very few articles, and generally to • styles you would not buy if yon paid cash and could't?et what you wanted. NIAGARA STAMPS have a definite, honest value. In exehnngc for them YOU CAN SELECT WIIAT^ YOU WANT at regular prices from the stocks of large and reputable stores. Yon can use NIAGARA stamps as either full or part payment for Pip rhat you detiffe- ,advertised as redeeming ■ m BHWWBI _ entitled stamps if you pay cash. Insist on having them. sr.iiE.Li wilai uitj ham lit regular prices from tne stoelts or large and reputable stores. You can use NIAGARA stamps as eillier lull or | goods selected. The quantity and variety of merchandise from which you may innke selection is prncticnlly unlimited—in a word, you enn get wh NOT WIIAT YOU MUST TAKE. You may exchange 990 NIAGARA stamps for $3.00 in merchandise, and so on, at any of the litotes ,advertise! NIAGARA STAMPS. Read the list carefully. If your merchant does not give NIAGARA stamps, send us his name on a postal. You are certainly e THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS WILL GIVE ■ FURNITURE. C. & J .0. Evins 73 Whitehall St. Ed. Matthews & Co. Matthews & Lively, G. N. Morris & Co., J. C. Shirley, 21 E. Alabama St. 134 Decatur St. 244-50 Peters St. 809 Marietta St. II DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. || A S. Taylor, 238-40 Marietta St. !! C. R. & L. M. Morris, 137-9 Decatur St jj The Sontheni Dry Goods and Shoe Co. i (E. Pierce, Jllgr.), 70 Edgcwood and i 169-71 Glenn St. $3.00 WORTH OF ANYTHING IN THEIR STORES FOR 990 NIAGARA STAMPS. ) The Reid Dry Goods Co., 165-9 Peters St. DENTAL WORK. P, avi ?- . „ 782 ^ M " ri . etta St. jj The Lanier Dental Parlors, \V. II. Brothcrton & Sons, Last Point, Ga. , an , nTtr ,.. , on nr a ,19 1-2 \Mntehn SHOES. Americus Shoo Co., 18 W. Mitchell St. 22 Marietta St. Whitehall St. CHINA, CUT GLASS, ETC. Lilienthal Crockery Co.. 57 Peachtree St. HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS. A. J. Martin Hardware Co., 246 Marietta St. MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. Mrs. S. S. Frye, 116 Marietta St. THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS WILL GIVE NIAGARA STAMPS ON ALL CASH PURCHASES■ ASK FOR THEM. ART GOODS AND BRIC-A-BRAC. Lilienthal Crockery Co., 57 Peachtree. BA8EBALL GOODS. Orr Stationery Co. 94 Whitehall St. BOOTS AND SHOES. Americus Shoe Co., 18-A W. Mitchell Americus Shoe Co. 22 Marietta St. Coates Shoe Co., 30 Peachtree St. Davis, H. B., 782-4 Marietta St. Hannah, C. G.. 368 to 374 Windsor St. Morris, C. B. A L. M., 137-9 Decatur St. N. T. Clothing Co., 42 Decatur St. Strickland. Roy, 506 Decatur St. Taylor’s, 238-40 Marietta St. The Reid Dry Goods Co., 165 to 169 Peters St. The So. Dry Goods & Shoe Co., (E. Pierce, Mgr.), 70 Edgewood Ave. The So. Dry Goods A Shoe Co. (E. Pierce, Mgr.), 169-71 Glenn St. Turner & White, 272 Decatur St. Terminal Clothing Co., 7 W. Mitchell. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Orr Stationery Co., 94 Whitehall St. CHINA/ CUT GLASS AND SILVER- * WARE. Lilienthal Crockery Co., 57 Peachtree. COAL, COKE AND WOOD. Randall Bros., Boulevard & L. & N. R. Randall Bros., McDaniel St. & So. Ry. Randall Broa., 176 Whitehall St. (Telephone your orders.) CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SMOKERS ARTICLES. J. J. Good rum Tobacco Co.. Peachtree St. ft Edge wood Ave. J. J. Good rum Tobacco Co, Alabama ami Whitehall Sts. J. J. Goodrum Tobacco Co., Peachtree and Pryor Sts. J. J. Goodrum Tobacco Co., Empire Bulldlpg. J. J. Goodrum Tobacco Co.,. Candler Building, J. J. Goodrum Tobacco Co., Prudential Building. CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURN ISHINGS. Davis, H. B.. 782-4 Marietta St. Hannah. C. G., 368 to 374 Windsor St. Morris, C. R. & L. M., 137-9 Decatur St. N. Y. Clothing Co„ 42 Decatur St. Strickland, Roy, 506 Decatur St. Taylor’s, 238-40 Maristta St. Terminal Clothing Co-7 W Mitchell St The Reid Dry Goods Co., 165 to 169 Peters St. CITY SCHOOL BOOK8. The So. Dry Goods A Shoe Co. (E. Pierce, Mgr.), 70 Edoewood Ave. The So. Dry Goods A Shoe Co. (E. Pierce, Mgr.), 169-71 Glenn 8t. * DEPARTMENT 8TORES. Hannah, C. G., 363 to 374 Windsor st. Morris, C. R. A L. M., 137-9 Docatur St. The Reid Dry Goods Co., 165 to 169 Peters St, Taylor’s, 238-40 Marietta St. DRUGS. Johnson Drug Store, 428-430 Auburn Ave. Moore’s Pharmacy, 246 Houston 8t. Phillips* Pharmacy. 238 Auburn Ave. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC. "Duffy,” 84 W. Mitchell St. Davis, H. B-. 782-4 Marietta St. Hahnah, C. G., 368 to 374 Windsor St. Morris, C. R. A L. M., 137-9 Decatur St. Strickland, Roy, 606 Decatur St. Taylor’s, 238-40 Marietta St. The Reid Dry Goods Co., 165 to 169 Peter! St. The So. Dry Goods A Shoe Co. (E. Pierce, Mgr.), 70 Edgewood Ave. The So. Dry Goods A Shoe Co. (E. Pierce, Mgr.), 169-71 Glenn 8t. Turner & White. 272 Decatur St. DENTIST8. The Lanier Dental Parlora, 391-2 Whitehall St. Matthews. Ed. A Co., 21 E Alabama St Matthews A Lively, 154 Decatur St. Morris, G. F. A Co., 244 to 250 Peters St Ithudy, W. A. 123-6 Marietta St Shirley, J. C.. 809 Msr.rftn St FISH, OYSTERS, POULTRY, ETC. Tin* Union Mai ket, 11 X. I *i ii.nl St GROCERS AND MEATS. Adamson A Son, 302-4 Decatur 8t Atlanta Grocery Co., 217 W. Mitchell St Blue It nail's, Bentley, I* J., Brown, Harry, Bradford, XV. L., Burroughs, W-H., Baldwin. Cicero, Collier Bros., Chapman, L. F., Carroll, J. O., Chomsky, A. 8., '*i>11 Ins, Mrs. M. 8., 2vans, W. H., Ferguson, R. H., Glass, 8. C., Georgia Gfocery'Co., 132 Whitehall St. 211 Piedmont Ave 215 Luckle St 322 Decatur St 76 Ridge Ave 88 Stonewall St 250 Houston 8t Lee and Gordon Sts 78 King St 400-2 Decatur St 86 Hulsey St 102 Decatur St 80 N. Boulevard 188-40 Marietta St 149 8. Pryor St Gann, T. J., 163 Edgewood Ave Gannt, A., 243 Peters St George, S. A., 409 McDaniel St Hannah, C. G* 363 to 874 Windsor St Hinson, W. H., 881 Marietta St Hlrsowits. H., Mangum & Magnolia Sts Hood, Thos. J., Pino St ft Angler Ave Holland, M. R., 74 W. Pine St Hughey, John. Ivey, Mrs. Belle, James, R. W, Jones, A. A., Jackson, J. E., Kuhns. A. F., Laurel Market, 51 (fore. T. F., Mlddlebrooks, W. 51., IS Jones A* 168 McDaniel St 123 Davis Ht 884 51angum St 210 Edgewood Ave 464 B. Fair St 370 Central Ave 349 Peters St Martin, It. V., 63 McDaniel Ht Murphy, Willis ft Son, r>14 Decatur Ht Pierce, W. B„ 311 Auburn Ave Piedmont Grocery Co., 333 Piedmont Ave Relsman, E. 51., Rlchtnnn, O., Staten, Harry, Starnes. O. H., Slider, C. T„ Stovall. J. It., Thompson & Ivey, Voyles, O., 37 Randolph St 123 Houston Ht 370 Marietta St 345 Marietta St 251 Magnolia St 238 McDaniel St 161 K. Hunter Ht 90 Kennedy Ht Wilson ft Herndon, 97 W. Alexander Ht Wash Grocery Co., 211 s Prvor Ht Winn, I. M„ 307 W. Fair Ht HARDWARE, 8TOVE8. HOUSE FUR- NISHINGS, ETC. Martin, A. J., Hardware Co., 240 Marietta 8t LADIES' FURNISHINGS, 8UITS, SKIRTS, ETC. "Duffy," 34 W. Mitchell St Hannah, C. O.. , 868 to 274 Windsor St Morris, C. R. A L. M-, 137-9 Decatur St The Reid Dry Goods Co., 163 to 169 Peters St Tsylor’o. 233-40 Marietta St MILLINERY AND NOTIONS. "Duffy,** 34 W. Mitchell St Frye, Mrs. S. S., 116 Marietta St Morris, C. R. A L. M., 137-9 Decstur St N. V. Clothing Co* 42 Decatur Hi Strickland, Roy, 606 Decatur St Taylor’s, 238-40 Marietta 8t MEATS. Baer. L. A., Brown. <\ M., Maddox. If. 51., National Market, Pcrnell, Amos, Palace Market, Htames, R. A., The Union Market, 201 Peters St 365 Peters Ht 731 Marietta Ht 241 Houston Ht 305 W. Fair St 600 Whitehall Ht 628 Decatur St 14 X. Broad St PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES. Orr Stationery Co,. 94 Whitehall Ht PRINTING AND ENGRAVING. Orr Stationery Co, 94 White hall Ht PATTERNS (NEW IDEA). Orr Stationery' Co.. 94 Whitehall St TOY8, Orr Stationery Co., 94 Whitehall St WINDOW 8HADE8, CURTAIN8 AND POLES. Taylor’s, 238-40 Marietta St Matthews, Ed A Co., 21 E. Alabama St Matthews A Lively, 154 Decatur St CAI/E Your Tobacco Coupons, Tngs, ■ *“ Soap Wrappers, Package Coffee Labels and Signatures, etc., etc. » We will give you stamps for them. Oet a list of the valuable ones at the store of any merchant giving Niagara stamps, or at our office, 39 1-2 Whitehall street. % Niagara Stamp Co. Office 39 12 Whitehall St. Paid-up Capital $100,000.00. OF NOTE —Watch for the young ladies who nre distributing Niagara stamp books from, house to house. THE HOOKS AKE FREE. Take yonr hook to any of the redemption stations nnd they will give you 10 Niiigura stamps free fo stnrt if. w CITIZENSHIP PAPERS ARE BEING REVOKED (ATLANTA'S WILL WIRELESS STATION SOON BEGIN TO WORK r , I to The Georgian. I Satannah, Oa. 4 June 23,—Two more Implications for revocation! of cittxen- fchip j .a per* on the ground of fraud lave been made. There ^* ve ^ n ■tar!y tifty Of the*# letter* of cUlxyn- ibip < amelled recently, fraud In the LUdavtta having been flMwn* Judge Cann will on July 30 .have the [wo men appear to show hey should not be punished for con- *mpt. JNO. L. MOORE & SONS Li—vpry kind of & bifocal advtrtlsed any name, and make them r than the parties advertising llut they are *ole m»ltem of the I Kryptok Invisible Bifocals, are solid double vision flassr., ’ cement to come loose. They only practicable WW*™. j- d St., Prudential building. So you visited Tom'* new office, v. Do you like then? , No. Then, ore three reding private office, and people feJJS iinnuuuncN nil tbo time.—Detroit « **. _____ * v gut awful aeare lMt night." otiudjUn l*oy fell" out of bed.” tlltl Jlgaby dor’ , ..... >vok»* ua and oermnted Borth- -Cleveland Plaln-Denl**’. STATUARY. L* vou interested in s of art? If so, you ippreeiate very much choice gathering of •s in our Art Rooms. iiireBt Carara aud aCs- marble wrought into i of compelling beauty j| ippealing grace. •sc studies are charm er gifts us well as for dual possession. TER & BERKELE. Immense Mast Has Already Been Raised. KourUen hundred fait above WH level, aerocram*' will be dashed out to other Southern cities from the top of the Candler building within ten days Several daya ago many people passing on the I'ryor street side ot the Can dler building were attracted by a long pole being carefully holated to the top I of the tall building. The work was done under the direction of Oeorge A. Coleman, of Atlanta, and required much skill. The pole, In two lections. Is 112 feet In height. Adding this to the 231 feet of the Candler building and the natural altitude of 1,075 at that point, gives a total of M32 feet above tha aea level for the appartus which ejects the tvlrelces message. The -ole Is being erected Saturday and aa soon as a epeclal make of porcelain knobs, used to Insulate the guy ropes, arrive and the apparatus non- here Is set up, (he work of testing the station will com mence, and msm afterward! the ala- I cm will be In order to eend and re ceive commercial aerogramy In At lanta. Twelve Big Anchor#. On tha top of the Candler building 1 twelve anchors have been placed Into | the masonry and steel structure of the building, these to sreommodato the thirteen guy ropee which will hold the pole. The pole will be .ecured at the base by an Iron holder, which has bsen . Dted over one of the steel pools which I support the roof of the building. District Manager K. 8. nneb, who I, In Atlanta, and will have charge of the DeForreet stations In the Carolines, it Georgia. Tenneeeee. Alabama and Flor- Vida, said Saturday: "We consider Atlanta the moat lm-. ,,, portent point In the (South, and will I make It .Southern headquarter*. It la tl e mention of the company to erect elation. In all the larger cltlee of the South, and nh.n these are completed ill j,..i In i (’"if. I< V. -ti.thm The station we are now working on Is only 3 K. W.’s. The larger elation will be erected on the 200 by <00 lot which the DeForreet company has leased from the city for ten years.” Other Stations Planned. It Is also the plan uf the company to establish some tlms In the future re ceiving stations at the towns within a radius of from 300 to (00 miles of Atlanta and send out the dally news. The station at Savannah has been completed and the DeForreet company will be something of n competitor of the Western Union and the Postal com panies, aa It will send aerograms for 20 cents, where telegrams are sent by the other companies for 3S cents. Mr. | Finch explained that the company, be- ; cause of the absence of wires anil other costly appartus would be able to under bid the companies named for the busi ness between largo cities within a short time. It cannot be ascertained'until teste are made what will be the exact send ing distance of the station In tha Can dler building. This I* only settled by experiment os the estotlc* plays an Im portant fiart. N. CAROLINA BANKERS' MEETING HA3 ADJOURNED. Hprrfcil to The (jporglnn. Charlotte, N. C., June 33.—The an- mial meeting of the Stole Bankers' Association of North Carolina, after a delightful session In the mountains of Western North Carolina, on the borders of Lake ToxAwty, came to a close Thursday. John F. Wiley, of Dfirham, a prominent man In banking circle*, was chosen president of the organisa tion; W. T. Old. of Elisabeth City, and W. C. Wilkinson, of Charlotte, vice presidents; W. A. Hunt, of Henderson, vecretary and treasurer. The meeting also elected a dosen del egates to the annual gathering of the nationaiassorlatlon. N. C. RETAIL MERCHANTS’ * ANNUAL MEETING ADJOURNS. Special to The Georgian. Charlotte, N. C., June 33.—The Re tell Merchant!* Association of North Carolina, after a two days' meeting: It Morehead City, hoe adioni • 1 meet again at Greensboro, N. C, next year. Ofl}ceni of the btate organization were elected as follow*: rnddnt, Clarence Hawyer, of Asheville; vice T. XV. Dubbin, of It.iIHgh; rnev K^neraJ, Norman H. John- , of Rclelgb. WAREHOUSES Now is the time to build. No roofing so near adapted to this purpose as VULCANITE Good on steep or flat roofs. Order it today and use it tomorrow. Recommended by The Na tional Board of Underwriters and South-Eastern Tariff Association and YOU CAN PUT IT ON. ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., i: B ATLANTA, GA. B J. C. GREENFIELD. Pr< r O. A PEEK, Scr y WAR ON OL TO BEG, By Private Lnwd Wire. Washington, June 33.—Little Is known ysj as to tlia particulars of the criminal action* which are to ' be brought ngatnst tha Htandurd CM) Com pany by Attorney Oaneral Moody on behalf of the government. That certain cases of sllsged rebel- L TRUST JN AT ONCE lair will b? pn>«i»cutud Is certain and an attempt may be made to oL'.nn conviction tor other violation* • t the Interstate comment law*. T H •'•i i ■ nent pf Ju*tIce fcffl .-vl- dently prepared Ita evidence prdttv thoroughly, tor the attorney Ktneral ■ayi the proceedlnaa are to b*-Kin at onct. Tbf Angora goat fnrnlabos moat of tha tiAlr whirl ailonia ordinary dolla. Tbla pro duct hi vittBWl at W.)*,<**> « J«*r. Two buodnal tbouMi*«J *•*!• burp boon dapoaltfd In laka .Mnffaior*. at Dnlno. ahrre arr attuatod government hai«*b<*rl«*a fur taktf flib. .■'What's lb# different, btivon vis ion and sight?" -See those two girt* u (h, •trestr ••re.,- \. • “W*ll, the pretty one I v.,uid .»n a vision of lovelln* «» bin tli- oiii.r one— •h.'v « .Islit”—Ole v land f'lsln D.-iil.r, -— : BUY ATLANTA MADE SHOES 'Wo retail shoos and will wive you the retail profit. Special sale on this week. Repair work a specialty. CARHART SHOE MFG. CO. 11 Viaduct Place.